rspec-collection

Allow RSpec assertions over the elements of a collection.

Usage

Allow RSpec assertions over the elements of a collection. For example:

collection.should all_be > 0

will specify that each element of the collection should be greater than zero. Each element of the collection that fails the test will be reported in the error message.

Examples:

[1,1,1].should all_be eq(1) [2,4,6].should all_be_even [3,6,9].should all_be_divisible_by(3) [1,1,1].should all_be == 1 [2,3,5].should all_be { |n| prime?(n) }

(for appropriate definitions of prime? and divisible_by?)

Requirements

  • RSpec 2.0.0

Todo

  • Other means of navigation besides left/right keys
  • Vertical view of all slides in a row
  • Generate PDFs (maybe via cucumber)
  • Stop making Nokogiri sad when parsing out snippets

Contributors

  • Jim Weirich

(c) Copyright 2010 Jim Weirich

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